Meet the Newest Member of the HPWH Family...the 120V Plug-in Unit

Water heating accounts for 17 to 32% of energy usage in residential and multifamily buildings. Nationally there are more than 123M existing residential water heaters and every year more than 7.5M water heaters are replaced. It is estimated that 90% of water heating replacements occur on an emergency basis. Without an easy, affordable, and fast heat pump water heater (HPWH) replacement solution, homeowners are more likely to opt for a replacement that is similar to the incumbent technology. HPWHs face many barriers to adoption, but these barriers are mostly to do with market and installation practices, not shortcomings of the technology itself. The most significant barriers include: Installation complexity, due to space, ventilation, and condensation requirements. The lack of a 240-volt electrical supply required for a standard HPWH. Lack of technology confidence and understanding of the long-term cost savings and environmental benefits. Enter the 120V plug-in HPWH: A solution born in California but now recognized nationally that eliminates the need for costly electrical upgrades when converting from a gas to an electric heat pump water heaters in all climate zones. Hear from the experts who have optimized this technology through extensive field testing and comprehensive customer input.